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Simply….what is (was) this stone/mineral? Our son purchased an odd looking sculpture and dropped it.

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Try touching your tongue to it. It might be rock salt. If not salty, looks like quartzite.
 
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Interesting approach. I’ll try it when we are home. If it is (was) quartzite, I wonder if we just dropped something with any actual value?
 
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